We provide Climate and Biodiversity Data Solutions
to the financial sector
About us
Carbon4 Finance offers a complete set of climate data solutions covering both physical and transition risks, as well as biodiversity footprint.
These proprietary methodologies allow financial organizations to measure the carbon and biodiversity footprint of their portfolio, assess the alignment with a 2°C-compatible scenario and measure the impacts that arise from events related to climate change and biodiversity loss
15 years of experience
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Physical Risks
Climate Risk Impact Screening (CRIS) is a method developed for financial service providers to assess the exposure of their portfolio to climate-related physical risks. This method, designed to flag potential risks and inform investment strategy, is a function of location-specific climate hazards and sector-specific vulnerability.
CIA Carbon Data & Transition Risks
We provide a comprehensive database of carbon footprints based on our Carbon Impact Analytics (CIA) methodology, thus measuring contribution to the transition towards a low-carbon economy, and the inherent exposure to transition risks. Precise metrics enhance investment decisions, climate risk management, alignment with the low carbon transition and sustainable finance reporting.
Biodiversity Impacts & Dependencies
The Biodiversity Impact Analytics powered by the Global Biodiversity Score™ (BIA-GBS™), co-developed by Carbon4 Finance and CDC Biodiversité, is a tool that quantifies both the biodiversity impact and ecosystem service dependencies of companies, sovereigns, and investment portfolios. It enables investors to identify biodiversity hotspots, understand nature-related risks and opportunities, and integrate biodiversity data into decision-making and engagement. BIA-GBS supports the financial sector in aligning with global biodiversity goals and reducing pressure on nature, including from climate change.
Products
Physical Risks
Climate Risk Impact Screening (CRIS) is a method developed for financial service providers to assess the exposure of their portfolio to climate-related physical risks. This method, designed to flag potential risks and inform investment strategy, is a function of location-specific climate hazards and sector-specific vulnerability.
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